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No. 16 UNC women's basketball overpowers Ball State, 63-52, in the first round of Battle 4 Atlantis

| November 23

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Prisoners, puppies and a purpose: N.C. inmates train service dogs

Column: The DTH is expanding its visual story telling

By Nathan Klima | February 25

There are times when words alone don’t suffice in evoking emotion from an audience. Visual storytelling, in all of its forms, is an effective medium ...

Column: Whose election was it anyway?

By Claude Wilson | February 25

A proper democracy means that all citizens should have equal political power. Our current system of campaign finance results, instead, in a plutocracy ...

COLUMN: 125 years of change

By Tyler Fleming | February 22

The Daily Tar Heel has thrived for 125 years, and it will continue to thrive as long as there is a UNC around to report about.

Column: Get lit with UNC's literary arts

By Evana Bodiker | February 22

Literature is everywhere on UNC's campus, and students should take advantage of the many opportunities and events on campus that it gives them.

Column: The Student Voice roars

By Kirk Kovach | February 20

Some lawmakers argue that young people shouldn't be given a voice in policy-making, but the students in Parkland, Fla., aren't backing down.

Column: "I want to think of the sunsets."

By Ramishah Maruf | February 18

It’s been difficult for me to feel anything but anger. Even moreso, it’s been difficult for me to process what happened to my hometown.

Column: Parkland, Las Vegas and _____?

By Cameron Jernigan | February 16

To Congress: We don’t need your empty thoughts and prayers. We don’t need your moments of silence. We need policy and action. on. Do something. Now. ...

Column: Happy Valentine’s Ash Wednesday!

By Annie Kiyonaga | February 14

Looking for a way to celebrate that acknowledges, all at once, your Catholic upbringing, current religious uncertainty and zeal for romantic holidays? ...

Column: World Hijab Day communicates a relationship of privilege

By Amena Saad | February 11

While I appreciate the sentiment of solidarity behind the movement, I must also acknowledge the way World Hijab Day outlines the exploitative relationship ...

Column: Marx, Lincoln and the Republican Party

By Claude Wilson | February 11

In 1864, Abraham Lincoln would receive a letter from an organization known as the International Workingmen’s Association. The letter congratulated Lincoln ...

Column: Our Three Winners' light is still on

By Evana Bodiker | February 8

'On the third anniversary of the tragic deaths of these brave, selfless young people, I would encourage others to remember not only their names but also ...

Column: Online textbooks have crossed the line

By Derek Fulton | February 8

Think your textbook prices are over the top? It gets even worse when you factor in the price of all of the required online "supplements."

Whatever, Trevor: What's wrong with Kenny Williams?

By Trevor Marks | February 7

Kenny Williams is quietly one of North Carolina’s most important players.

Column: "The Super Bowl represents a unique moment in American culture"

By Alec Dent | February 7

The Super Bowl unites hundreds of millions of viewers worldwide, but I didn't watch it.

Column: We need intellectuals.

By Kirk Kovach | February 6

Intellectuals fill the void by standing athwart changes of popular opinion and political expediency.

YAFI: In which we pluck at our own heartstrings

February 6

James Scalise (mutual fund) and Perry Carter (mutual masturbation) are the writers of UNC’s premier (only!) satirical advice column.

Column: Loving UNC includes criticism

By Alexander Peeples | February 4

Loving UNC is not a passive act. Truly believing in UNC requires actively demanding that UNC fulfill the values of equity, service and integrity espoused ...

Column: The world is rigged against my kind

By Amena Saad | February 1

This past June, I was dramatically self-diagnosed with lactose intolerance.

Column: News values aren't so easy

By Tyler Fleming | February 1

Making ethical decisions in journalism shouldn’t be easy.

Column: Selfish motivations led to the rescinding of DACA. We need to bring it back.

By Cameron Jernigan | February 1

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), the Obama era policy that protects many undocumented immigrants from deportation, should be continued. ...